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Abstract African humanism is a philosophical enquiry in the significance of African sense of respect for the human person. The traditional values of hospitality, primacy of person, respect for life, sense of the sacred, family hood, brotherhood, solidarity and other characteristic features of the communalistic life of an African person are brought into cognizance. Which applies the descriptive analytic and phenomenological methods of enquiry and spreading forth the scope of our coverage to include not only black negroes within the confines of the geographical configuration of Africa but also diasporas and those of any race and color within the continent, practical examples are sourced in order to illumine our subject matter salient questions are raised with respect to the essence of the centrality of the human person, his/her dignity right and the need for fair-play and sense of responsibility on the part of the citizenry and general leadership.